While private equity-backed Aramark Corp. may be spinning off its interest in food-ordering service Seamless North America, Spectrum Equity Investors is sticking around like that last fortune cookie at the bottom of the bag. Shasha Dai reports that the Boston-based private equity firm will become the largest single shareholder in Seamless following Aramark’s exit. No word yet on how Aramark filled out its last “Did you enjoy your meal?” email survey. Click here to read the full story (subscription required).

In another food service-related investment, this one targeted more at people willing to leave their house (but not necessarily their car) to procure a meal, Checkers Drive-In Restaurants is looking to pay a $32 million dividend to its sponsor Wellspring Capital Management, Laura Kreutzer reports. Apparently, unlimited Big Buford burgers aren’t the only benefits to owning a fast-food chain.

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